How different are the beliefs of children and adults?

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How different are the beliefs of children and adults?

Introduction  Investigated with a survey  Year 3 & 4 students at ZIS and their parents participated  On February 23 rd  Students completed surveys in class  Parents were asked to respond via  Year 4 responses – 27  Parent responses - 17

Aim  Do kids hold different views to adults about all things?  Compare the views of kids and adults

Method  This presentation will report on this survey by looking at: 1.Sampling method 2.Collection method/s 3.Survey design – my question only 4.Survey results – my question only, for each group (adults and children) 1.Data 2.Presentation of results 3.Analysis of results 4.Comparison between adults and children 5.Analysis – Overall survey 6.Conclusion